Regardless of gender, eating disorders can be difficult to recognize, and it is often not easy for a person to realize that they should seek support. Misconceptions and stigma associated with eating disorders are often barriers to recognition and treatment of...
With all of the talk around keto, paleo, intermittent fasting and whether spin classes, HIIT, or strength training is the best kind of exercise, it can be incredibly difficult to sift through what is sound advice and what is really a disordered message in disguise....
For those who struggle with an eating disorder or body image concerns, the holidays can be one of the most challenging times of the year. Whether it’s specific fears around food, navigating family and social situations, or body dissatisfaction, being proactive about...
Whether they are 12 or 22, seeing your child struggle with an eating disorder can be one of the most challenging and heartbreaking situations for a parent. There might be feelings of fear, confusion, shame, overwhelm, anger, or anxiety. And for many parents, there...
As promised, here is the continuation of reasons to consider therapy when your child has an eating disorder (read Part One here). Reason #3: To Learn How to Translate the Eating Disorder As an eating disorder therapist, the number one question parents ask me is, “How...
Do you spend hours every day thinking about exercising? Do you plan your social life around your time at the gym? Does your anxiety skyrocket if you miss a workout? If you answered ‘yes’ to any of these questions, then you may be struggling with compulsive...
